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Friday, April 17, 1998
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After Ghauri, Pak developing a more powerful missile: Qadeer
Pakistan is ready to carry out a nuclear explosion any time and is in the process of developing another surface-to-surface missile `Ghaznavi' which is more powerful than Ghauri, with a range of 2000 kms, the country's top nuclear scientist Dr Abdul Qadeer Khan has said. Dr Khan, who heads the Kahuta research laboratory, said Pakistan was also in a position to launch an indigenous satellite "within no time".
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Killer of millions, Pol Pot, dead
The man whom generations of Cambodians are likely to remember as the worst war criminal in their history reportedly died of a heart attack in his sleep in his northern jungle stronghold of Anlong Veng. But even in death, Pol Pot remains shrouded in mystery. The Phnom Penh government is still awaiting more conclusive evidence before pronouncing the most feared and hated leader of the Khmer Rouge regime dead.
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Indian Army leadership top-notch: US Army Chief
United States Army Chief of Staff General Dennis J Reimer, who visited Leh and the headquarters of the Northern Command at Udhampur yesterday, described the Indian military leadership as "top notch". The General said he was pleased to visit the "most active command in the world anywhere".
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Rlys add more to create Shatabdi Plus
"Faster than Train, Easier than Plane" is the punch line for the Shatabdi Plus, the much-touted train of the future to be started by the Indian Railways. The train is expected to be on the rails by June this year. It will be equipped with facilities like a satellite phone, Fax, TVs and head phones on every seat, plush velvet upholstery, five star catering, beverages on the house and smartly dressed attendants to help passengers.
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